Facts about Business in Stockholm. Statistics for 2014

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1 Facts about Business in Stockholm Statistics for 2014

2 Content Economy Business Sector Workforce and Population Infrastructure In this publication the Stockholm Region is defined as the counties; Stockholms County, Uppsala County, Gävlebors County, Västmanlands County, Örebro County, and Södermanlands County.

3 Economy Stockholm is an economic center with strong economic growth and one of Europe's highest gross regional product per capita.

4 Regional GDP per capita Stockholm County has one of Europe s highest regional GDP per capita. Of the 273 regions in Europe, Stockholm holds 7th place. Stockholm s regional GDP per capita is 79 per cent higher than the average region in the EU. Source: Eurostat Regional GDP per capita (adjusted according to purchasing power), relative to EU28,2013 Ranking Region EU28 = London Luxembourg Brussels Hamburg Groningen Bratislava Stockholm Paris Prague Munich Aberdeen Vienna Amsterdam Bremen Darmstadt Stuttgart Utrecht Copenhagen Berkshire Salzburg 151

5 Regional GDP The Stockholm Region accounts for 45 per cent of Sweden s GDP. In 2013 Stockholm s regional GDP reached a new record level of billion Swedish kronor (SEK). Stockholm County accounts for 32 per cent of Sweden s GDP. Regional GDP, in billion SEK, Stockholm County Stockholm Region Sweden Source: Statistics Sweden

6 Regional GDP per industry Professional, scientific and technical companies, manufacturing and trade contribute most to Stockholm County's regional GDP. Followed by informationand communication companies, and financial institutions. Regional GDP, in billion SEK, per industry in Stockholm County, 2013 Industry MSEK Share, % Professional, scientific and technical companies Manufacturing industry, mines and quarries Trade Financial institutions and insurance companies Information and communication companies Real estate companies Human health and social work establishments Transport and storage companies Construction Industry Public administration Educational establishments Establishments for arts, entertainment and recreation Hotels and restaurants Electricity, gas, steam and hot water plants Other industries Source: Statistics Sweden

7 Business Sector Stockholm is a center for new business creation with more than newly registered businesses per year. More than 45 per cent of the newly registered businesses in Sweden last year was created in the Stockholm County.

8 Entrepreneurship Stockholm is the center of new business creation in Sweden. In 2014 approximately new companies were registered in Stockholm County. The number of company bankruptcies is about per year. In 2014 the number of company bankruptcies decreased compared to 2012 and The number of newly registered businesses and company bankruptcies in Stockholm County, Newly registered businesses Company bankruptcies Source: Growth Analysis, Swedish Companies Registration Office

9 Company formation The number of new companies per capita is considerably higher in Stockholm than in the rest of Sweden. The City of Stockholm is in the forefront with almost 15 per capita. Number of new companies per capita 2014 Sweden Stockholm Region Stockholm County City of Stockholm Source: Swedish Companies Registration Office, Statistics Sweden

10 Businesses and industries Stockholm County is home to more than one fourth of Sweden s businesses and approximately 36 per cent of the employees in the private sector. In total there are about companies in the county who employ close to people. In Stockholm County most people are employed in medium or large size companies with more than 200 employees. More than people work in these type of companies. The number of companies and employees arranged according to size of company (number of employees) in Stockholm, 2014 Size of company, number of employees Source: Statistics Sweden Companies Employees Stockholm County Stockholm Region Stockholm County Stockholm Region Percentage Quantity of nation,% Percentage Quantityl of nation,% Quantity Percentage of nation,% Percentage Quantity of nation,% Total

11 Industry structure The Service Sector is dominant in Stockholm County. Professional, scientific and technical companies account for about one fourth of the private businesses in the County, and they employ more than people. The number of companies and employees arranged according to industry in Stockholm, 2014 Source: Statistics Sweden Companies Employees Stockholm County Stockholm Region Stockholm County Stockholm Region Quantity Percentage of nation, % Quantity Percentage of nation, % Quantity Percentage of nation, % Quantity Percentage of nation, % Professional, scientific and technical companies Trade Information and communication companies Construction industry Establishments for arts, entertainment and recreation Real estate companies Other service companies Agriculture, forestry and fishing Human health and social work establishments Property and travel services Manufacturing industry, mines and quarries Educational establishments Hotels and restaurants Transport and storage companies Financial institutions and insurance companies Electricity, gas, steam and hot water plants Other industries Total

12 Business areas In Stockholm there are 26 business areas well distributed across the city. They are generally situated close to the main arterial roads that provide good accessibility for the transportation of both passengers and goods. About 40 per cent of Stockholm s companies and approximately employees are situated in the largest business area, City. Kista is the second largest business area with about employees distributed among approximately companies. Source: Statistics Sweden The number of workplaces and employees in business areas in the City of Stockholm, 2014 Business areas Number of work places Number of employees Alvik Bromsten City Farsta/Larsboda Globen/Slakthusområdet Gubbängen Hagastaden Hammarby-Sjöstad Högdalen Kista Liljeholmen/Marievik Lunda Norra Djurgårdsstaden Skarpnäck Skrubba Sätra Telefonplan Ulvsunda/Bromma Vinsta Västberga Västra Kungsholmen Årsta Park Årsta Partihallar Älvsjö C Älvsjö Företagsområde Örnsberg TOTAL

13 Foreign ownership The influence of international companies in Stockholm has risen. The number of employees in foreign-owned companies has increased gradually and in 2014 they amounted to people in Stockholm County. That is considerably more compared to 2000 when about people were employed in foreign owned businesses. The number of employees in foreign-owned companies in Stockholm County, Source: Growth Analysis

14 Foreign ownership by industry There are close to foreign-owned companies in Stockholm County, representing one third of all foreign-owned companies in Sweden. Trade is the industry in Stockholm County with the largest number of employees belonging to foreign-owned companies just over Thereafter comes manufacturing industry, mines and quarries with employees. The foreign-owned companies make up 3 per cent of the companies in Stockholm County, but account for about 18 per cent of employment in the private sector. Source: Growth Analysis The number of companies and employees with foreign owners by industry, 2014 Foreign-owned companies Stockholm Stockholm County Region Sweden Employees in foreign-owned companies Stockholm Stockholm County Region Sweden Trade Professional, scientific and technical companies Real estate companies Information and communication companies Property and travel services Financial institutions and insurance companies Manufacturing industry, mines and quarries Human health and social work establishments Hotels and restaurants Educational establishments Construction industry Transport and storage companies Electricity, gas, steam and hot water plants Establishments for arts, entertainment and recreation Other service companies Agriculture, forestry and fishing Other industries Total

15 Workforce and Population Stockholm is one of Europe s fastest growing cities with a large supply of both manpower and companies.

16 Employment rate The number of people employed has increased both in the Stockholm region and in Sweden during the period from 2008 to The increase of employment rate in Stockholm County between 2008 and 2015 corresponds to 60 per cent of the employment rate growth in Sweden during the same period. The number of employed people, (Index = 2008 Q1) City of Stockholm Stockholm County Stockholm Region Sweden Between the number of employed people in Stockholm's County has increased with more than people, which is an increase of 9 per cent Source: Statistics Sweden

17 Labour market Unemployment relative to the workforce has increased in Sweden since The unemployment rate peaked in 2010 and has since then decreased with about 0,5 per cent. The unemployment rate is lower in both Stockholm County and the City of Stockholm than in the rest of Sweden. The unemployment rate in the City of Stockholm and Stockholm County was about 7 per cent in Percentage (%) of unemployed relative to the workforce, City of Stockholm Stockholm County Stockholm Region Sweden Source: Statistics Sweden

18 Number of new positions listed The number of new positions listed with the Public Employment Service has been high for some years now. In Stockholm County there were new positions listed in employees were given notice in Compared to 2013 the number has decreased. Number of new positions listed with the Public Employment Service and the number of people given notice in Stockholm County, New positions listed Number of people given notice Source: Arbetsförmedlingen

19 Education The Stockholm Region is Sweden s largest university and higher education region. The number of full-time students in the Stockholm Region and Stockholm County, In 2014 there were full-time students in the Stockholm region, of which were situated in Stockholm County Stockholm Region Stockholm County Source: Swedish Higher Education Authority

20 Education Access to a well-educated workforce is a necessary prerequisite for the international competitiveness of industrial and commercial life. In Stockholm County 47 per cent of the population between the age of years have a postsecondary education. It is a higher share than in the Stockholm Region and the rest of Sweden. Percentage of population (20 64 years) with post-secondary education, 2014 Post-secondary education (<3 Years) Post-secondary education at least 3 years Sweden Stockholm Region Stockholm County City of Stockholm Source: Statistics Sweden

21 Population The last ten years the number of residents Population development from , (Index 100 = 2004) increased by in Stockholm County. Between 2013 and 2014 the population grew with about people, of which resided in the City of Stockholm City of Stockholm Sweden Stockholm County Stockholm Region Source: Statistics Sweden

22 Population by municipality The Stockholm Region is by far the largest region with 3,6 million inhabitants or 38 per cent of the Swedish population. More than 2,2 million people live in Stockholm County. Most people live in the City of Stockholm followed by the municipalities of Huddinge, Nacka and Botkyrka. Source: Statistics Sweden The number of inhabitants in Stockholm by municipality, 2014 Change from 2013 Change from abs % 2013 abs % Botkyrka Danderyd Ekerö Haninge Huddinge Järfälla Lidingö Nacka Norrtälje Nykvarn Nynäshamn Salem Sigtuna Sollentuna Solna Stockholm Sundbyberg Södertälje Tyresö Täby Upplands Väsby Upplands-Bro Vallentuna Vaxholm Värmdö Österåker Stockholm County Stockholm Region Sweden

23 Infrastructure Planned infrastructure investments in Stockholm are currently worth 103 billion euro until 2021.

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25 Communications airline passengers The Stockholm Region has five airports which during 2014 reached a new record level with a total of 26,6 million passengers. During the past 10 years the number of airline passengers in the Stockholm Region has increased by 40 per cent. Arriving and departing airline passengers, (in thousands) Sweden Europe The rest of the world Total Source: Swedish Transport Agency

26 Communications ferry passengers The number of ferry passengers in Stockholm has increased by 13 per cent during the past 10 years. Most passengers still arrive from Finland, but ferries from the Baltic countries together with cruise traffic account for the strongest growth. Arriving and departing ferry passengers, (in thousands) Ports of Stockholm (Stockholm, Kapellskär and Nynäshamn) Finland The Baltic states Poland Russia n/a n/a n/a n/a Cruises* Total *Cruise passengers are only counted once (arriving vessel), but in socalled turnarounds both arriving and departing passengers are included. Source: Ports of Stockholm

27 Commercial properties vacancy levels Stockholm offers good availability of different types of facilities, both in the center of Stockholm as in attractive local suburban locations. Office spaces in the Central Business District are the most attractive, and vacancy levels have declined in recent years and is now at 4 per cent. Vacancy levels for Stockholm total are now below 9 per cent. Vacancy levels (%) for office spaces in Stockholm, Central Business District (CBD) The rest of the Inner City Attractive local suburban locations Kista Solna/Sundbyberg Total Source: JLL

28 Commercial properties market rent levels Market rent levels for vacant office premises have increased in Stockholm during the past years. The market rent levels are generally per cent lower in local suburban locations than in the center of Stockholm. Market rent levels in Stockholm, Central Business District (CBD) The rest of the Inner City Attractive local suburban locations Kista Solna/Sundbyberg Source: JLL

29 Residences Number of apartment projects in Stockholm, selected years During 2014, the number of apartment projects that were started in the Stockholm Region reached About 70 per cent of the new apartment projects were started in Stockholm County Stockholm County Stockholm region City of Stockholm Source: Statistics Sweden

30 Residences The Stockholm Region contains about 40 per cent of the housing stock in Sweden. The majority, approximately one million residences, live in Stockholm County. Since 2000, the housing stock increased by 14 per cent in Stockholm County. The City of Stockholm, Nacka and Solna have accounted for the largest increases in volume. Source: Statistics Sweden Housing stock in Stockholm, 2014 Municipality Housing Stock Change in Housing Stock Quantity % Botkyrka Danderyd Ekerö Haninge Huddinge Järfälla Lidingö Nacka Norrtälje Nykvarn Nynäshamn Salem Sigtuna Sollentuna Solna Stockholm Sundbyberg Södertälje Tyresö Täby Upplands Väsby Upplands-Bro Vallentuna Vaxholm Värmdö Österåker Stockholm County Stockholm Region Sweden